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cloisonne

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cloisonne
A surface decoration in which differently colored enamels or glazes are separated by fillets applied to the design outline. For porcelain enamel, the fillets are wire secured to the metal body; for tile and pottery, the fillets are made of ceramic paste, squeezed through a small-diameter orifice.
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This Tokyo Dahlia wallpaper from the Cloisonne Collection by Designers Guild is ideal at pounds 42 per roll.
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A limited edition wristwatch, decorated with an enamel and cloisonne view of St Basil's in Red Square and presented in an enamel 'egg', is estimated at $80,000- 120,000.
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Two cloisonne doves, suspended in a silver cage and decorated with Swarovski crystals.
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